rcef/clubs/us/ca/55-associated-modelers-of-sacramento/55-logo.pngAt a glance
Flying area
Aircraft
Runway surfaceNot sure
Runway size725 x 60 ft (plus 15 ft taxiway)
Heli padsDedicated heli pads
Stations
Control lineAllowed - dedicated fenced circle
Track surfaceNot applicable
Flying rules
PowerElectric (battery), Glow / Nitro, Gas, Turbine
Smoke
AMANot sure
FRIAYes - FAA-recognized FRIA
Noise
Who can fly
Who can fly hereMembers and their guests
Field accessGated - contact the club for access
Guest feePer-event registration fee for non-members at public events
When to fly
Hours
At the field
FacilitiesShade / Shelter, Pit Tables, Parking, Portable toilets (porta-potty)
Visitors
Camping
Pit powerNot sure
Runways
1 runwayRunway 1Not sure725 x 60 ft (plus 15 ft taxiway)
Runway 2Grass (Turf)
Runway 3Grass (Turf)
Rules for visitors
Guests welcome per AMA; AMA required.
Recreational pilots need an FAA TRUST certificate, and aircraft over 250 g must be FAA registered.
About this field
AMOS Field is at the corner of E Catlett and Fiddyment Rds, about 3 miles southwest of Lincoln in Placer County, with gravel parking 400 ft off the road. The privately owned site has a 725 x 60 ft main runway with a taxiway and long runouts, a helicopter pad, drone race track, control-line circles, covered shelter, permanent cafe, startup stands, workbenches and porta-pots, with night flying.
All power types are flown, including turbines. The field is gated and is an FAA-Recognized Identification Area. AMA membership is required; guests are welcome per AMA, and non-members pay a registration fee at public events.
Camping & RV
Aircraft allowed
Allowed power
Electric (battery), Glow / Nitro, Gas, Turbine
Smoke systems
Facilities
Shade / Shelter, Pit Tables, Parking, Portable toilets (porta-potty)
Visitors
Camping & RV
AMA requiredNot sure
Who can fly hereMembers and their guests
FAA FRIA siteYes - FAA-recognized FRIA
Pit powerNot sure